The coding and marking specialist will be sponsoring the show's Manufacturing Forum, where senior managers from across the industry have been invited to share their views on best practice and innovation.
On Wednesday 5 June from 12:00 to 12:45pm, Charles Randon, senior product manager from Linx, will cover 'Coding systems for lean production: waste reduction, increasing flexibility and productivity.'
And visitors to The Manufacturing Forum will be able to view demonstrations of the Linx CJ400 CIJ printer, which won the award for Most Innovative Processing/Packaging Machine at last year's PPMA Awards.
According to Linx, the Linx CJ400 promises unique portability, fastest set-up and the most simple to use printer.?In a statement, Linx said: "A key innovation is the Easi-Change Service Module, which can be changed in minutes using on-screen prompts.? This means that scheduled maintenance is easily completed without the need for a trained technician or service calls, significantly reducing line downtime."
Also on show will be the market leading Linx 7900 continuous ink jet printer, which offers remote control via web browser or smartphone, and a model from the Linx range of laser coders.
Paul Doody, marketing director from Linx, said: "The latest thinking is at the heart of everything we do at Linx, and we are excited to be able to support this programme at Total Processing & Packaging, where some of the industry's leading figures will share their expertise and experience, as well as continuing our support of the PPMA Awards."
Linx machines can code and mark a range of items including bottles, food packaging and cans.
